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Averaging across worksheets
I am calculating an average for a teams quality assurance numbers. They are
not all audited on each item every week. But all items are included on the worksheets. I have about 10 worksheets I need to draw averages from and have them calculate on a "TOTALS" worksheet. These worksheets have "updated" info on them once a week. Sometimes the data is blank or "0". How can I get an average without the blanks and/or zeros counting against the team member when certain items weren't audited? Thans for your help in advanced. Dana |
Averaging across worksheets
Hi,
Conditional averages across multiple worksheets can be tricky and you dont say where the data are you want to average and this may or may not work depensing on how you worksheets are named. This assumes you have 10 sheets called Sheet1 to Sheet 10 and it will then average A1 in those sheets ignoring blanks and zero =SUMPRODUCT(SUMIF(INDIRECT("'Sheet"&ROW(INDIRECT(" 1:10"))&"'!A1"),"0"))/SUMPRODUCT(COUNTIF(INDIRECT("'sheet"&ROW(INDIRECT( "1:10"))&"'!A1"),"0")) Mike "dernspiker" wrote: I am calculating an average for a teams quality assurance numbers. They are not all audited on each item every week. But all items are included on the worksheets. I have about 10 worksheets I need to draw averages from and have them calculate on a "TOTALS" worksheet. These worksheets have "updated" info on them once a week. Sometimes the data is blank or "0". How can I get an average without the blanks and/or zeros counting against the team member when certain items weren't audited? Thans for your help in advanced. Dana |
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